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Sean Kammer leaves Birmingham Shopping District for Main Street Pontiac - Vimarsana News

Sean Kammer leaves Birmingham Shopping District for Main Street Pontiac

After just less than a year as executive director of the Birmingham Shopping District, Sean Kammer has taken a new position in another Oakland County community.Kammer, 37, is now the executive director and first full-time employee of Main Street Pontiac, a nonprofit economic development group…

Birmingham Shopping District director leaves for Main Street Pontiac - Vimarsana News

Birmingham Shopping District director leaves for Main Street Pontiac

After just less than a year as executive director of the Birmingham Shopping District, Sean Kammer has taken a new position in another Oakland County community.Kammer, 37, is now the executive director and first full-time employee of Main Street Pontiac, a nonprofit economic development group…

Two deaths in two years on Woodward means MDOT promises for Birmingham - Vimarsana News

Two deaths in two years on Woodward means MDOT promises for Birmingham

Two pedestrian deaths in two years leads to MDOT promises for Woodward

At a dangerous Woodward crosswalk, residents want city and state to meet in the middle - Vimarsana News

At a dangerous Woodward crosswalk, residents want city and state to meet in the middle

BIRMINGHAM — According to the city of Birmingham, officials have reached out to the Michigan Department of Transportation several times over many years about the crosswalk at Woodward and Forest avenues.

Birmingham business owners could face jail time if they fail to remove outdoor extensions for COVID - Vimarsana News

Birmingham business owners could face jail time if they fail to remove outdoor extensions for COVID

Birmingham business owners could face jail time if they fail to remove outdoor extensions for COVID Metro Detroit businesses are shifting gears again to adapt to lifted COVID restrictions. and last updated 2021-07-01 19:04:50-04 BIRMINGHAM (WXYZ) — "It was a shock," said Antonino Cutraro, owner of the popular Birmingham restaurant Bella Piatti who had hoped that the city would allow businesses to keep their added outdoor areas until the middle of September or even longer. "There's so many people still uncomfortable to eat inside," Cutraro told 7 Action News Thursday. "I don't know what ...

Source: wxyz.com